I am using a different skin.
When I load the
Shadow4 which by the way is
version 1.1 then the todo list, the event list and a second calender are initially displayed one on top of the other..
When switching skins then the "lock windows in place" should automatically be unchecked since most of the time a person would need to move them from the center of the screen where it is initially displayed saving the need to open the options and making the change prior to being able to move the windows. Once a person finishes then he would manually change it back like normal.
Also when switching to the Shadow4 skin, the custom order is lost and I am no longer able to change the priority. This was what I reported for the b41 beta for my current skin but now has occurred when I use the b36 release and the Shadow4 v1.1 skin.
http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php?option=com_joomlaboard&Itemid=27&func=view&catid=7&id=3534#3534 Immediately changing back to my preferred skin resumes the ability to change the order and restores my previous custom order. Where is this problem coming from? Any ideas?
Also if I don't get the cursor right on a letter then I am unable to grab nor am I able to double click it when trying to open an item for editing. Can you increase the area that is available for the mouse cursor to grab or disregard the transparency or temporarily disable transparency when holding the control key?
One other thing, when hovering lower on the screen that the window actually is then I still get tool tips for hidden items. Can that be corrected?
Is it possible to program Rainlender to store a temporary copy if the rainlender.ini file when switching skins so when I go back the it doesn't default to the original skin settings? This is very annoying having 15 or 20 open windows with various forms of the calender, clock, todo list and event list all over the screen.
Maybe you can move the settings to a skin.ini and then use a line called "[Shadow4 skin]"and "[GlossyBlue skin]" to store the settings and not remove it and when going back so it could check to see if a set of settings for that skin was ever used and then revert to using that. In the Rainlender.ini you would then have to refer to the skin.ini of course as that setting file. If the skin.ini file was not fond then a new default settings file for Shadow4 would be created. You could also just have separate files for each skin but maybe that is back peddling and might slow down the program.
What do you think?
Thanks again for all of your hard work and attention to detail!!<br><br>Post edited by: JWvanLohuizen, at: 2007/06/17 05:47